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Sir Lindsay Hoyle
Speaker of the House of Commons
MP since 1 May 1997
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The Rt Hon Sir Lindsay Hoyle is the MP for Chorley, and has been an MP continually since 1 May 1997. He is Speaker of the House of Commons.
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BRITISH AMATEUR RUGBY LEAGUE ASSOCIATION SILVER JUBILEE
53 signaturesThat this House notes that on 4th March the British Amateur Rugby League Association celebrated their Silver Jubilee; notes that the association began with only ú25 in the bank and a membership of 155 clubs and that now they have a membership of 1,400 teams; and congratulates the
4 Mar 1998
DEATH OF ALEX RAE
114 signaturesThat this House notes with regret the death of Alex Rae, a 20 month old toddler, who tragically drowned on 8th July 1997 whilst in the care of Hilltop Bunnies Nursery; believes that this needless death could have been prevented by the removal of the pond situated within the nurse
27 Feb 1998
NORWEB AND CHRISTMAS STORMS
67 signaturesThat this House notes the severe weather conditions on Christmas Eve, which had been predicted by the Meteorological Office; further notes that several thousand homes were left without electricity in the Norweb area and that this included Withnell House old people's nursing home,
12 Jan 1998
BBC WOMEN'S HOUR
78 signaturesThat this House notes with regret the decision of BBC Radio Four to move production of Women's Hour from Manchester and other regional broadcasting centres; and believes that the variety of coverage on this long-standing and successful programme will suffer as a consequence of co
12 Jan 1998
TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE AWARD
14 signaturesThat this House congratulates Southlands High School in Chorley on being awarded specialist schools status and being recognised as one of 18 newly-designated specialist technology colleges in the country; and believes that this is due to the hard work and dedication of all those
22 Dec 1997